Hey HuRUs... Let’s talk about how you end your day. Going to sleep with joy in your heart isn’t just a nice idea — it’s powerful. When you carry joy into sleep, your body rests deeper. When you rest better, you wake up lighter. And just like that… joy becomes a self-perpetuating cycle. ✨ Joy doesn’t have to be big. It can be gratitude. A win from today. A laugh. A moment of peace. 💭 So who’s intentionally bringing joy into their nighttime routine? Drop an emoji that represents how you’re ending your day or share one small thing that brought you joy today 👇 Let’s normalize going to bed feeling good. 😴💛

“Relationships are like seat belts. If they don’t click, we’ll never feel safe.” ~ Simon Sinek Think about it... Family. Love. Friendships. Business partners. Colleagues. And yes — right here in community. When a relationship clicks, you feel it immediately. You can exhale. You can be honest. You don’t have to brace for impact every time you speak your truth. But when it doesn’t click? You’re constantly on edge. Guarded. Second-guessing yourself. White-knuckling the ride instead of enjoying the journey. Healthy relationships don’t mean that there aren't any bumps in the road. They mean you trust the restraint when the road gets rough. In HuRU, we don’t aim for perfect. We aim for real. For trust. For showing up buckled in — present, accountable, and willing to ride together. Because growth is safer when you’re not flying through the windshield alone 😄 So here’s the HuRU question of the day: Where in your life do you feel securely clicked in... and where might it be time to check the latch? Buckle up, Crew. This journey is better together. 🧡💙

Networking in 2026 is not about collecting business cards, LinkedIn connections, or names in your phone you’ll never text (spoiler alert - that hasn't worked for years, if ever). It’s about building real relationships on purpose. If your “networking strategy” is: - Show up - Smile - Pitch - Disappear ...we need to upgrade that software 😄 A Smarter Networking Strategy for 2026 1️⃣ Give First. Always. The fastest way to stand out? Be useful. Make introductions. Share insight. Offer support. No scorekeeping. 2️⃣ Be HuRU Authentic. People don’t connect with polished personas—they connect with real humans. Know Hu U R and show up as that person. 3️⃣ Depth > Volume. Ten meaningful relationships beat 100 shallow ones every single time. Stop “networking.” Start connecting. 4️⃣ Listen Like It Matters (because it does). Ask better questions. Be curious. Listen to understand, not to reload your pitch. 5️⃣ Be Consistent, Not Transactional. Real networks are built in the follow-up, the check-in, the “this made me think of you” moments. 6️⃣ Mix Online + Offline Intentionally. LinkedIn, DMs, texts, coffee, events—use all of it, but with intention and alignment. 7️⃣ Set a Simple Goal. Why are you networking this year? Growth? Opportunity? Community? Get clear—or you’ll drift. Networking done right isn’t about who can help you next. It’s about who you’re becoming known as over time. 🔥 HuRU Crew Check-In: 👉 What’s ONE networking habit you’re committing to in 2026? Drop it below 👇Or drop an emoji that sums up your current networking vibe 😎🤔🚀 Let’s build networks that actually mean something.

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I have something bothering me and not sure if i should talk with my manager because one of my co-workers told me that I did something wrong and I don't know what I did wrong so I am not sure if it from work or personal because we where like friends because he told me he going to text me tonight so I maybe wait till he text me to see what I did wrong and if it from work I going to see my manager. Because yes something happens 3 months ago and I want to see my manager just the only thing it not the same manager that i have now because I didn't find that a joke telling me that I didn't do a good job at my work or if he was my manager he could fired me or he will watch everything I do because he told me it was a joke the next day after I spoken with my manager. Now I am start to not want to go clean in that area when he is there. I feel my body goes in stress mode a little.